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Figure 19: Dual-line telephone on splitter
TalkSwitch extensions 111 and 112 are
connected to a dual-line phone using a
line splitter. Calls on extension 111
show Line 1 as active. Calls on
extension 112 show Line 2 as active.
1.8.2.3 Connecting regular multi-line phones
Figure 20: Four-line telephone
Jacks 111, 112, 113 and 114 are all
wired to the four-line phone. When a
call is transferred to extension 111,
Line 1 on the phone shows as active.
Calls on extension 112 show Line 2 as
active and so on. You may configure
each incoming line to ring any given
number of extensions. Configure
incoming Line 1 to ring extension 111,
Line 2 to ring extension 112, etc.
1.8.2.4 Connecting an IP phone
Plug the IP phone into your switch/hub using the supplied RJ-45 cable.
Please refer to the
IP Phone Configuration Guide
in the TalkSwitch
documentation folder. If you are using a third-party IP phone, refer to the
user guide of the third-party IP phone for configuration instructions.
1.8.2.5 Attach an internal or an external modem
Plug the modem’s telephone cable into a unit extension jack. Your modem is
now an extension that can access all lines and take advantage of call routing
features.
If you don’t want to change your dial-up settings for the modem, enable
Direct Line Access
for the extension associated to the modem. For more
information, see
2.2.7 Local extensions
on page 54.
Modems connected to a unit operate at a maximum of 28 kbps.
E1 E2 E3 E4
TalkSwitch Jacks
Incoming Phone Lines
Line Splitter
Extensions 111 and 112
E1 E2 E3 E4
TalkSwitch Jacks
Incoming Phone Lines
Line Splitter
Line Splitter
4-Line Phone
Extensions 111, 112, 113
&
114
